And you know me, I'm a huge evangelist for standing. For me it comes down to the energy thing. There simply isn't any comparison to the level of energy and concentration you are able to maintain throughout the whole of the work day. Speaking for me only, my brain really engages when I'm on my feet. But the second I'm sitting, all I want to do is watch an episode of "Family Guy".
David
On Oct 20, 2011, at 7:53 AM, Glen Montgomery wrote:
> Standing at this very moment. I'm a big fan so far. It's funny, since I
> started there are 4-5 other folks in the department who have taken up the
> charge as well, not all of them sticking with it though. I find I have more
> energy through the day and am more active in sessions. The clients/coworkers
> definitely see less of the back of my head, when I am not pounding on the
> keys I am usually standing sideways so I can see them and the screens. It's
> become quite a talking point as well, whether coworkers passing the suite or
> clients who want to see what it feels like to stand at the computer.
> Physically, the first month was the worst. Everyday I discovered a new part
> of my feet, legs or back that ached; but that all went away. I started with
> thick cushioned shoes but now can wear just about anything and my heels
> aren't sore. On long days I will feel it after 12 hours or so, but on the
> other hand I don't feel so sleepy at that point. Overall I recommend it, but
> go for it completely. All the folks who have dropped out used a high chair
> at the same time and then ended up just sitting high all the time. At least
> give it 2 months before investing in a tall chair.
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> Glen Montgomery - Video Editor / Motion Graphics - Denver,CO
> *http://coldpost.tv/*
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> On Thu, Oct 20, 2011 at 8:32 AM, Scott Ham <scottham.list@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> On Fri, May 13, 2011 at 6:26 PM, glen montgomery
>> <montgomery.glen@gmail.com>wrote:
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>>> Well I put my money where my mouth is and here is the result
>>> http://www.twitpic.com/4x72va
>>> 4 cinder blocks = 8 bucks one gel mat = 15 bucks standing = priceless
>>> (other than the pain my feet will be in next week)
>>>
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>> Curious as to whether you stuck with this. I'm considering changing around
>> how I work and the standing option is in my head.
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>> How have you taken to it?
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